Institute for the History of Musical Reception and Interpretation

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The Institute for the History of Musical Reception and Interpretation (IMRI) is a musicological research institute at the Mozarteum University in Salzburg .

aims

IMRI, founded in June 2006 by Joachim Brügge , Wolfgang Gratzer and Thomas Hochradner , is dedicated to selected project-related topics relating to the reception and interpretation of music. This is intended to take into account an art university self-image, according to which music-making practice and musicological reflection are equally creative activities, predestined to stimulate, correct or strengthen each other.

In the context of a music-historical approach, courses, projects, lectures, symposia and publications by the institute members deal with exemplary or symptomatic processes of musical reception and interpretation. One focus here is the examination of the history of Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart's impact .

The name of the institute should reflect a distinction between forms of musical interpretation (artistic adaptations such as performances or composed arrangements) and forms of musical reception (dealing with music, e.g. from the side of science or the feature pages).

Institute series sound-talk

The sound-talking series is published by Rombach Verlag.

  • 2008 Mozart's last three symphonies. Stations in their history of interpretation (sound-speaking 1), ed. by Joachim Brügge, Wolfgang Gratzer and Thomas Hochradner, Freiburg / Br .: Rombach
Challenge Mozart. Composing in the shadow of canonical music (sound-speaking 2), ed. by Wolfgang Gratzer, Freiburg / Br .: Rombach
  • 2009 Sound speech event. Nikolaus Harnoncourt as conductor and music thinker (sound-talking 3), ed. by Wolfgang Gratzer, Freiburg / Br .: Rombach
  • 2010 sounds have more memory. On the musical reception of Ingeborg Bachmann's radio play The Good God of Manhattan (sound-speaking 4), Julia Hinterberger, Freiburg / Br .: Rombach
  • 2010 Bach - Contributions to the history of reception, history of interpretation and pedagogy (sound-talking 5), ed. by Thomas Hochradner, Ulrich Leisinger , Freiburg / Br .: Rombach
  • 2011 aspects of the Haydn reception (sound-talking 6), ed. by Joachim Brügge, Ulrich Leisinger, Freiburg / Br .: Rombach
  • 2011 inventory and catalog raisonné. Order and counting as factors in the history of reception (sound-talking 7), ed. by Thomas Hochradner, Dominik Reinhardt, Freiburg / Br .: Rombach

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